St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-05
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Cleveland and Brooklyn Fight
Twelve Innings to q Tie.

Twelve innings 10 lie.
CLEVELAND, o., July 4.-Twelve in
snings were played this morning between
IsCleveland and Brooklyn and at 2:10 the
{ulnpire declared the contest draw, the
{score standing Z tor. ItwaS an exciting
7game and both teams made bad errors
at critical points. Score;
Cleveland. ......2 o o o 0 2 L o o o %
Brooklyn. .......O o 0 2 O02 OF
Base hits, Cleveland IA, Brooklyn 16, err
rors, Cleveland Z, Brooklyn q; earned runs,
cleveland 1, Brooklyn 4 two-base hits,
Hotaling, Sweeny, Allen, Teary; three-base
hit Mc1ammany; double plays, Swartwood
and Pinckney 2; first base on balls, Stricken,
Mexican, Hotaling. Sweeny, Pinckney; first
base on errors, Cleveland 8, Brooklyn 3;
passed balls, Snyder 4, Greed q; wild pitches,
Morrison, Teary; time, 3:15; umpire, Nc
Quade.
The afternoon game was very fine
contest and the home team won 1t Oh its
merit. Their playingGas equal to that
of the Brooklyn's in the field and Su-
periOr to it at the bat. HarkinS was hit
freely, especially in the first innings.
Daily was pitching for the Cievelands,
and they couldn't understand his curves.
While only one of them struck out, the
rest could not hit DAILY safe. The
features of the game were the infield
work of Mexican and Stricken. Nc
Kean made the star play of the game by
left-handed stop OF hot grounder.
Attendance about $500. Score:
Cleveland ......4 Q Q Q l Is
Base hits, Cleveland Is, Brooklyn 8; errors,
Brooklyn B; earned runs Cleveland
g, Brooklyn l; two-base hits. Striker 2, Phil
lips, Smith; three-base hit Hotaling; first
base on balls, Stricken, Pinckney, McTam'
SxUartUOOH. II ret ~ ClpVQ-
lard g. Brooklyn /; struk out, Sweeny, Daily
2, Pinckney, Phillips, Harkins; wild pitche,
Hoskins; time, , hours; umpire, McQuade.
AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. July 4.-The BaltimOres
won game from the Cincinnati's in the
morning in the presence of nearly 5000
people. Smith kept the Cincinnati'S
down to six actual and badly scattered
hits. McPhee aud Carpenter were Woe
fully off in field work, though Carpen-
ter's double brought in Reilly with the
only earned run of the locals. Cork
hills catch of Trott's hit, on which
SommerS was put out was feature of
the contest. Score:
Cincinnati IL o @ / O o o o %
Baltimore ....3 o o L U o o 2 *-6
. Base hits, Cincinnati s, Baltimore 10;
errors, Cincinnati 5, Baltimore 81 earned
runs, Cincinnati /, Baltimore T; two base
hits, Burns and Carpenter; three base-hits,
Grimn, Purcell and Reilly; double plays,
Corkhill and McPhee first base on balls, Nc
Phee, Fennelly, Burns, Sommers; hit by
pitched ball, keenan,; time 100; umpire.
Ferguson.
Cincinnati turned the tables on the
BaltimoreS this afternoon in the pres
ence of 5000 enthusiastic celebrators of
the Fourth. Kilroy was simply killed"
and singles were a good deal more com
mon than blackberrieS are this season.
1t was hard hitting game all around,
the visitors gauging Tony Mullane for
five of their eleven hits in the last two
innings. Score:
Cincinnati II o 1 O 0 3 O 0 GIL
Baltimore 30 O o 2 o 2 . 6
Base hits, Cincinnati II, Baltimore 8:
errors, Cincinnati 4, Baltimore z; earned
runs, Cincinnati ], ,Baltimore2; two base hits,
Tibeau, Davis: home runs, McPhee and
Burns; double plays. McPhee and
Reilly, Burns. Greenwood and Tucker;
first base on balls, Finnelly, Kilroy,
Baltimore 3; passed balls, Keenan,; wild
pitch, Mullane; time, 80; umpire, Fergu-
son.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 4.-The champions
knocked Mays out of the box in the
sixth inning in this mornings game
after batting him for twenty-one hits,
nOlllC ulIo NY SOHllohCy
FoutZ. King, on the other hand was
very effective, and was splendidly sup
ported by Boyle, who caught a brilliant
game. Score:
st. Louis .....6 % 2 5 o O-15
Metropolitan. % 20 o o GO O o. 2
Base hits, St Louis %, Nets z; errors, ST.
Louis l, Nets 4 earned runs, St Louis 8,
Nets /; two-base hits, Latham, Gleason,
Foutz; home runs, Comiskey, Foutz: double
MA ITnlhart HapEipSnp G1oagnu
Robinson and Comiskey; first base on balls,
St Louis 4; struck out, by King 2, by Mays l;
time 2 hours: ma pire, Curry.
!. The champions captured the second
game to-day from the MetrOpolitans by
another terrific slugging exhibition in
which old Pop Lynch was the target.
They hit him viciOuSly, FOutZ making
reality home run. CarutherS pitched
magnificent game and was splendidly
supported by young Jack Boyle, who is
now catching in great style. Brilliant
fielding, especially on the champions
part, was the order of the day. Caruth-
ers especially distinguished himself by
capturing foul fly after hard run up
to the grand stand The fielding of
Gleason. Robinson, HankinsOn, FOutZ,
,,Welch and Comiskey were the best fea-
:tures of the game. Score:
sSt. Louis.. 20 2 l 0 2 6 4-2O
Nfets ..1 o O l O 1 o. 3
: Base hits. ST. Louis %, Nets Ia; errors, St.
Louis ., Nets 6; earned runs, ST. Louis 10,
Nets g: two-base hits, Sylvester, Foutz, Rob
inson o Brien: three-base hit, Welch; home
runs, Foutz 2; double plays, O'Brien, Hol-
bert and Nelson, Radford and Hankinson,
Sylvester Latham and Comiskey first base on
balls, Caruthers, Welch, Robinson: struck
cut, Lynch /, Somers l passed balls, SOM
ers l. Boyle 1: time, 2:15; umpire, Curry.
AT LOUISVILLE.
+ louisville, KY, July 4.-The disap-
pointment caused by rain in the morn
ing had the effect of bringing out big
crowd at the ball park this afternoon,
there being about 6,000 people present.
The Athletics played a poor fielding
game, the work of Townsend behind
bat being especially weak. weighing
was batted hard, however, and the vic
tory of the home club was due to the
ease with which they hit him. Score:
louisville 10 0 o 3 l o *-11
Athletic .0 O o o 2 o o. 5
( Base hits, Louisville 20, Athletics 3; er
rors Louisville 3, Athletics 4 earned runs
louisville 5, Athletics 9: twobase hits. Wer-
rick, Hecker, Wolf; double play, Bauer, Nc
Carr: first base on balls Weyhing 3. Ramsey
8 hit by pitched ball, Hecker, Poorman:
struck out. Ramsey z, Weyhing 2: passed
balls, Townsend 3; wild pitches. Weyfing
2; umpire, Hurley.
Scraps of Sport.
Patsy Cardiff was in Minneapolis yesterday